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Staff Anniversaries in June To The Point May 2018 Crosspoint Human Services Employee Newsletter Crosspoint Human Services Board of Directors Chairman Maurie Miller Vice Chairman Mark Denman Secretary Rose Butler Treasure Terri Tate Wendy Barnes Nate Byram Monica Campbell John Drews John Hart Stan Hogsett Terry Miles Tammy Wilson Executive Director Thomas Pollock 210 Ave C Danville, Il 61832 217-442-3200 217-442-8471 TTY 217-442-7460 Fax Inside This Issue Page 2 Crosspoint Y’s Buys Staff Birthdays Vocational Program Information Page 3 New Faces Page 4 GOTCHA’s Page 5 Stories from PSR GOTCHA’s Page 6 CPR & First Aid Training TB Testing Boot Planter Winner Thought for the Month 1 Year Jo’Brea Mason Alice O’Neil-Hoskins 2 Years Lolita Dumas Lisa Ping 4 Years Nancy Trosper 5 Years Aimee Unakis 12 Years Kris Kizer 6 Years Annette Ritter 20 Years Cindy Montgomery 36 Years Mark Woods 42 Years Clara Davis The Exhibit is in full swing in the main hallway at the 210 Ave C building! This year’s theme is the Illinois Bicenten- nial, 1818-2018. There are five mixed media collage-type artworks on dis- play. Classroom groups discussed, researched, and composed their pieces according to what individuals thought were important to highlight about our state. You’ll find historical information, popular culture identified with Illinois, social awareness topics, and expressions of celebration! Per- sons served, staff, and visitors have the opportunity to vote for their favor- ite works and also for Best In Show. Award ribbons will be presented on June 13th. Pictures of the exhibits and the win- ners will be in next months To The Point

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Page 1: To The Point - Crosspoint Human Services · interests, situation and skills set. Other services include resume building, improving in-terview skills, assistance with completing applications,

Staff Anniversaries in June

To The Point May 2018 Crosspoint Human Services Employee Newsletter

Crosspoint Human Services

Board of Directors

Chairman

Maurie Miller

Vice Chairman

Mark Denman

Secretary

Rose Butler

Treasure

Terri Tate

Wendy Barnes

Nate Byram

Monica Campbell

John Drews

John Hart

Stan Hogsett

Terry Miles

Tammy Wilson

Executive Director

Thomas Pollock

210 Ave C

Danville, Il 61832

217-442-3200

217-442-8471 TTY

217-442-7460 Fax

Inside This Issue

Page 2

Crosspoint Y’s Buys

Staff Birthdays

Vocational Program Information

Page 3

New Faces

Page 4

GOTCHA’s

Page 5

Stories from PSR

GOTCHA’s

Page 6

CPR & First Aid Training

TB Testing

Boot Planter Winner

Thought for the Month

1 Year

Jo’Brea Mason

Alice O’Neil-Hoskins

2 Years

Lolita Dumas

Lisa Ping

4 Years

Nancy Trosper

5 Years

Aimee Unakis

12 Years

Kris Kizer

6 Years

Annette Ritter

20 Years

Cindy Montgomery

36 Years

Mark Woods

42 Years

Clara Davis

The Exhibit is in full swing in the main

hallway at the 210 Ave C building! This

year’s theme is the Illinois Bicenten-

nial, 1818-2018. There are five mixed

media collage-type artworks on dis-

play. Classroom groups discussed,

researched, and composed their

pieces according to what individuals

thought were important to highlight

about our state. You’ll find historical

information, popular culture identified

with Illinois, social awareness topics,

and expressions of celebration! Per-

sons served, staff, and visitors have

the opportunity to vote for their favor-

ite works and also for Best In Show.

Award ribbons will be presented on

June 13th.

Pictures of the exhibits and the win-

ners will be in next months To The

Point

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Page 2 To The Point

Crosspoint Human Services

Directors and Supervisors

Medical Director

Dr. Bumyong Lee

Director Nursing

And Accreditation

Lisa Rhodes

Recovery Services, PSR &

Crisis Intervention

Amy Wiedmann - Director

Roberta Cundiff

Ellen Gilbert

Vanetta Harvey

Matilda Smith

Aimee Unakis

Crisis Response & Follow Up

Services

Amy Wiedmann - Director

Ellen Gilbert

Residential Services

Lisa Rhodes - Director

Linda Rudy

Developmental Services

Joe Rasmussen - Director

Sue Meeker

Cheryl Pichon

Tim Revello

Debra Rhoton

Human Resources &

Quality Assurance

Michelle Nelson - Director

Maintenance

Gary Miller - Director

Administrative Services

Michelle Glines - Director

Sonna Rodgers

Y Programs

Cher Pollock - Director

Shelter Services

Maretta Withers

Early Learning Center

Cindy Montgomery

Crosspoint’s Y’s Buys Thrift Store

208 N. Jackson (Right Behind the Y)

(217) 709-0331

Business Hours

Monday - Friday 9:00 - 4:30

Check Out Our Weekly Specials!!

Donations are accepted and welcomed.

You may drop off your donations during business hours

At the back door of the shop.

Staff Birthdays in June

Sandra Davis 1

Sandy Knauer 5

Cheryl Allison 8

Michelle Glines 14

Becky Lucas 22

Jola Staniszewska 22

Gwen Meeks 24

Vocational Program Information Do you know of a person served that thinks finding a job in Danville is impossible?

Do you know of a person served that has difficulty keeping a job because of their dis-

ability?

Crosspoint Human Services’ Individual Placement and Support Program can help them

change the impossible to POSSIBLE.

Our Employment Specialists can assis with identifying a job that will best match their

interests, situation and skills set. Other services include resume building, improving in-

terview skills, assistance with completing applications, meeting hiring managers, follow-

up services, and job retention training.

If you have any questions, please call Aimee Unakis, Vocation Supervisor, at 442-3200

ext 166 for more information or to make a referral.

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Page 3 New Faces

Accredited By:

Council On Accreditation of Ser-

vices for Families and Children

Licensed By:

Illinois Department of Human

Services and Illinois Department

of Public Health

Crosspoint Human Services has

been serving Vermilion County

since 1980 by consolidating the

services of the Vermilion Mental

Health and Developmental Cen-

ter, incorporated in 1955, and

the Retarded Children’s Center,

incorporated in 1964

Vision Statement

Crosspoint Human Services be-

lieves that all people should

have every opportunity to realize

their highest possible level for a

productive and healthy life in

their community.

Mission Statement

Crosspoint provides quality hu-

man services in a competent

and reliable fashion to individu-

als, families and the community.

Crosspoint Human Services

210 Ave C

Danville, IL 61832

Phone: (217) 442-3200

Fax: (217) 442-7460

Email:

[email protected]

Theresa Adams

Intern Crisis Response

May 17, 2018

Jessica Barr

Residential Technician

May 17, 2018

Cathy Birt

Day Training Technician

May 17, 2018

Kanisha Smith

Day Training Technician

May 17, 2018

Amanda Thoennes

Intern Recovery Services

May 17, 2018

Sunday, June 17

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Angela Barabas GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Angie does a great job in the infant room. She is always friendly

and very helpful.”

Debra Bohlen-Edenburn GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Debbie is the greatest. She helps whenever needed. Deb-

bie does an excellent job in the 3 year old room. She is always willing to help a co-worker.”

Debbie Bohlen-Edenburn GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Debbie is a very nice person to work with, very dedi-

cated, full of knowledge of every area of childcare. She is always willing to help a co-worker and is very suppor-

tive whether it be in the classroom, birthdays, fund raisers, etc.”

Keith Brooks GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you so much for completing crisis screens this week. We

couldn’t have done it without you!”

Elaine Carlson GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Elaine is a pleasure to work with and is very giving and a dedi-

cated person. ”

Roberta Cundiff GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you so much for helping us complete crisis screens and

intakes this week. We couldn’t have done it without you!”

Marianne Cunningham GOTCHA’d by Jeanine Black, “Thank you for counting for me while I was gone a few

days. Now you are ready when I take vacation!”

April Estes GOTCHA’d by Elaine Carlson, “April is a good teacher, she interacts with the children and sees their

needs.”

Ellen Gilbert GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you for taking the on-call consult phone. Your help was much

appreciated!”

Vanetta Harvey GOTCHA’d by Amy Wiedmann, “Vanetta has gone above and beyond to help the Crisis team

and meet urgent needs of persons served.”

Becky Lucas GOTCHA’d by Vanetta Harvey, “Thank you for helping in all areas.”

Jo’Brea Mason GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Jo’Brea is a pleasure to work with. She is always saying funny

things and treats the children in the classroom as if they were her own. She is very artistic, loyal and giving.”

Jo’Brea Mason GOTCHA’d by Mandy Harvey, “You are always doing fun things in your classroom. You are so

good with the kids. Keep up the good work.”

Sarah Meece GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Sarah is always professional and very helpful. She is a very hard

worker. Sarah does an excellent job in each room she is asked to work in.”

Sarah Meece GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Sarah is a very pleasant person to work with. She is always smiling,

kindhearted and a peacemaker. The short time I have worked with her...I have learned she is obsessed with

taco’s.”

Cindy Montgomery GOTCHA’d by Cathy Huerta, “Cindy is a nice person to work for. She works in the class-

room when we are short staffed, always helping out when needed. She promotes friendship and camaraderie

for her team.”

Michelle Nelson GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you for taking the on-call consult phone. Your help was

much appreciated!”

Gotcha’s continued on page 5

From: The Employee Recognition Committee

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I’m a Superhero!

If I were a superhero, my special power would be mind control. I would have the

ability to control the planet around me with my mind. I could use the elements of air, thunder, fire,

earth, lightning, and water to help save the homeless and protect the world. I would be a modern day

Avatar!! I would stop crime, save and protect the homeless, and help all the animals who need my

help. I would also help protect the innocent civilians from all the people who would try to hurt them,

My superhero name would be Mentalico, master of the planet!! I might also hold auditions to promote

someone to be my sidekick. I even know who my first one would be… my favorite little buddy, Noah!

Yay! (As long as his mom and dad approve, of course!) His power would be the ability to clone him-

self and the ability to control anything metal. (Hi, Cloneto!)

Thank you, and have a nice day! L.L.

Super Hero

Hi, my name is Mr. Strange. I am a vigilante to assist the city of Chicago. I am here to reduce crime

and better the lives of the civilians. I have several powers. I have the power of flight, super strength, x

-ray vision, bio-shock, and I am indestructible. I can survive space travel, time travel, and breathe un-

der water. I volunteered for an experiment in which I was transformed into my current state. Although

this was a scary process, I am glad I did it. It not only helps the study on genetics, but now I can help

everyone have a nice and quiet place to live; without crime: a place where everyone can feel safe and

empowered.

By: WAM

Stories from PSR for May

Gotcha’s continued from page 4

Cher Pollock GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you for taking the on-call consult phone. Your help was

much appreciated!”

Recovery Services GOTCHA’d by Vanetta Harvey, “Thank you for helping with intakes!”

Lisa Rhodes GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you for taking the on-call consult phone. Your help was

much appreciated!”

Joey Smith GOTCHA’d by Vanetta Harvey, “Thank you for helping in all areas.”

Matilda Smith GOTCHA’d by Amy Wiedmann, “Matilda has jumped into the crisis rotation and has handled sev-

eral overnight screens that last through the morning.”

Aimee Unakis GOTCHA’d by Matilda Smith, “Thank you so much for completing crisis screens this week. We

couldn’t have done it without you!”

AND THE WINNER IS …. JOEY SMITH!

Thank you, Joey, and all the GOTCHA nominees, for going the “extra mile” for

your co-workers and persons served! We appreciate you!!!

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CPR TRAINING

Tuesday, June 26, 2018

9:00 a.m.

Group Room, 210 Ave C

Theresa Adams

Cheryl Allison

Nicole Barnes

Jessica Barr

Cathy Birt

Sandra Davis

Holly Delbridge

Gail Fugh-Miller

Brenda Hays

Keanna January

Jo’Brea Mason

Sarah Meece

Cindy Montgomery

Vicki Neal

Carol Pichon

Linda Rudy

Matilda Smith

Mandy Thoennes

Michelle Toth

Aimee Unakis

Izzy Walden

Kymmie Weiser

Malissa Weiser

First Aid TRAINING

Tuesday, June 26, 2018

11:00 a.m.

Group Room, 210 Ave C

Theresa Adams

Nicole Barnes

Jessica Barr

Cathy Birt

Holly Delbridge

Keanna January

Sarah Meece

Amanda Thoennes

TB Testing

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

8:45 –9:15 a.m.

Tuesday, June 19, 2018

3:30 - 4:00 p.m.

In Human Resources

Nicole Barnes

Jessica Barr

Shanae Beasley

Cathy Birt

Shannon Carey

Martin Cullison

Roberta Cundiff

Gail Fugh-Miller

Susan Gale

Brenda Hays

Cindy Montgomery

Rhonda Parrish

Sara Rivier

Linda Rudy

Kanisha Smith

Kymberlin Weiser

Maretta Withers

Holiday’s in 2018 when Crosspoint will be CLOSED

Independence Day - Wednesday, July 4

Labor Day, Monday, September 3

Thanksgiving - Thursday, November 22

Friday After Thanksgiving - Friday, November 23

Christmas Eve - Monday, December 24

Christmas Day, Tuesday, December 25

Thought for the Month

“He has achieved success who has lived

well, laughed often, and loved much;

Who has enjoyed the trust of pure

women, the respect of intelligent men

and the love of little children;

Who has filled his niche and accom-

plished his task;

Who has never lacked appreciation of

Earth's beauty or failed to express it;

Who has left the world better than he

found it,

Whether an improved poppy, a perfect

poem, or a rescued soul;

Who has always looked for the best in

others and given them the best he had;

Whose life was an inspiration;

Whose memory a benediction.” ― Bessie Anderson Stanley American Writer

Congratulation to

Kymmie Weiser. She

won the drawing for

the work boots with

the pansies planted in

them. We hope you

enjoy them they

turned out really

pretty. Thank you to

all who entered. We

are trying to come up

with something else

for another drawing.

The Employee Recognition Com-

mittee.

Congratulations Kymmie

June

CPR & First Aid

Training

&

TB Testing